Concrete Lifting and Leveling Before & After Photos

This homeowner was experiencing uneven concrete around their pool area. One of our concrete repair specialists inspected the damage and determined that PolyLevel would be the perfect solution. Our team arrived on site and injected the polyurethane foam beneath the slabs to lift them and then sealed the joints with NexusPro to prevent future slab settlement. 

A homeowner in Flemington, NJ wanted to find a permanent solution to the sunken concrete in the driveway of the home. Senior Foreman Victor Leon and his crew went out to solve the issue. Quality1st Basement Systems has a concrete lifting & leveling service division that uses a polyurethane foam to lift concrete back to its original level. After the foam is pumped underneath the concrete, it hardens. In less than 15 minutes, the driveway was able to be driven on again. 

Check out the pool deck area our Concrete team raised in Flemington, NJ! The homeowner was finally ready to address the concrete concerns they had around their pool and decided to contact Quality 1st Basement Systems for a solution. System Design Specialist, Jeff Pitek, recommended PolyLevel since it would lift and level the concrete but also stabilize it to prevent future settlement. PolyLevel is waterproof and environmentally friendly making it a great system to have around your pool.  

A Bristol, PA homeowner found their concrete steps were sinking an inch and needed to repair it. They found a newspaper ad for Quality 1st Basement Systems about our Concrete Lifting System, PolyLevel. Since their front porch area looked just like the advertisement they decided to contact us for a free inspection. Our System Design Specialist, Mike P., could see that the concrete had shifted and leveling roughly a few inches but was still in good condition with no crumbling. He knew Polylevel would be able to lift and stabilize these large concrete slabs and prevent future movement.

The patio of this homeowner in Ringoes, NJ was sinking 2 inches and wanted to be lifted to it's original spot. If the soil below the slab isn’t compact, the concrete can easily begin to sink as the soil beneath it solidifies and hardens. If the soil is too wet or too dry, this can also cause concrete to sink. Quality 1st Basement Systems sent out Jonathan Seminario to inspect the affected area to give a permanent solution to the problem. Jonathan explained how we can lift and level concrete without breaking and damaging the environment. Senior Foreman, Victor Leon, went out with his team to lift and level the back patio. The homeowner was happy as the slabs did not present an eye sore anymore.